Thank you for your bug report. Could you start nautilus from a command
line, reproduce the problem and attach the output of the process?
Also could you attach the 'journalctl -b 0' log from the system after
triggering the issue?
** Package changed: meta-gnome3 (Ubuntu) => gnome-desktop3 (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: gnome-desktop3 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2086516
Title:
gnome-thumbnail-factory can't create new thumbnails
Status in gnome-desktop3 package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
the gnome-thumbnail-factory cannot create new thumbnails under Ubuntu
24.04.1 LTS.
For example: you download e.g. a .jpg image to desktop and the generic
"purple" icon will be displayed.
Then got to /home/USERNAME/.cache/thumbnails, and you see the folder fail and
inside this folder you find the folder gnome-thumbnail-factory with black
icons, this folder wasn't there before you downloaded the .jpg to the desktop.
When you change to permission for this .jpg from default 0664 to 0777 the
thumbnails will created right now. This solves the problem for this specific
.jpg ONLY.
I think we have any kind of permission problem on Ubuntu 24.04.1.
If I'm wrong with the selected package, please correct it, to the
right one.
I will bet, that this Bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-
center/+bug/2083530 is related to the same permissions problem, on
20.04.* (last Ubuntu LTS) all was fine.
It is a fact that some changes have been made to the permissions of
Ubuntu 24.04.1. For example, if I change /var/spool/cron/crontabs/ to
0777 “my_username:my_username”, after the next system reboot it is
1730 “root:crontab” again, and it doesn't matter whether I change the
permissions with sudo or su, they are always reset to it's defaults.
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Basically, the decision to reset important permissions that are necessary for
the system to function correctly back to their default permissions is really
great and a step in the right direction, but if it means that some processes no
longer work properly, that's rather stupid ;-).
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